Unit Award Scheme
118374 ENGLISH LANGUAGE: UNDERSTANDING TEXTS
In successfully completing this unit, the Learner will have | Evidence needed | |
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demonstrated the ability to | ||
1 | identify a given text's intended audience and main purpose, finding words or phrases to prove and evidence their answer | Student completed work |
2 | give evidence of how a writer has adapted or changed their language to engage a chosen audience | Student completed work |
3 | give evidence as to how a writer uses chosen language to influence their audience | Student completed work |
4 | decide if a given text is informative or entertaining, giving reasons for their choice | Student completed work |
5 | give reasons for agreeing or disagreeing with a given statement from a writer | Student completed work |
6 | give at least two examples of short sentences used for suspense, dialogue used to move the plot along, and personification used to create an atmosphere | Student completed work |
7 | find words or sentences in a given text to show a narrator is angry, explaining whether the use of language is effective or not | Student completed work |
8 | give evidence for how a writer brings a character alive and personable in a given text | Student completed work |
9 | summarise a writer's viewpoints on the theme of social class | Student completed work |
10 | identify five other themes that can be used for writing about. | Student completed work |
All outcomes recorded on an AQA Summary Sheet
Approved 10 January 2023Level - Level Two